See how job vacancies, unemployment, participation rates, and other indicators shape labour market imbalances.
HomeAt the top of the dashboard, select whether you want to view:
Data collection and reporting approaches differ between provinces and territories. As a result, most indicators in the territories view are presented using three-month averages, while others remain monthly.
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You can select and view or compare occupation groups in two ways.
Under Occupation Group on the right side of the dashboard, click on an occupation group name or colour in the legend.
When you click on an occupation group, a menu will appear with options such as:
To compare multiple occupation groups, hold Ctrl (or Command on Mac) while clicking additional groups.
You can also use the Occupation Group dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select one or more occupation groups.
To clear selections and return to the default view, either you used option 1 or option 2, use the filter reset option: .
You can use the Geography dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select one or more locations.
To clear selections and return to the default view, either you used option 1 or option 2, use the filter reset option: .
You can use the Year dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select the year you want to display.
You can use the Employment metric dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select the employment measure displayed in the chart.
Click the dropdown to open the list of available metrics.
You can use the colour-coded legend on the right side of the dashboard to select the Job vacancy characteristics displayed in the chart.
Click on a characteristic name or colour in the legend to interact with the data.
When you click a characteristic, a menu will appear with options such as:
To compare multiple characteristics, hold Ctrl (or Command on Mac) on your keyboard while clicking additional selections.
You can use the Geography filter on the right side of the dashboard to select the location you want to display.
Select one geography at a time, such as Canada, a province, or a territory.
You can use the Category filter on the right side of the dashboard to choose how job vacancies are grouped in the chart.
Select one of the following options:
You can use the Job vacancy characteristics dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select the characteristics displayed in the chart.
You can use the Major Occupation group dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select the occupation groups displayed in the chart.
You can use the Occupation level (NOC length) dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select the level of occupational detail displayed in the chart.
You can use the Occupation (NOC) dropdown menu on the right side of the dashboard to select the occupations displayed in the chart.
You can change the time period shown in the chart using the Date range filter on the right side of the dashboard.
Move your mouse over any point on a line to see more information!
The hover tool will display:
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Explore how job vacancies and demand vary across occupations and regions to help inform future career decisions.
Our guide introduces key ideas and terminology to help Canadians understand what labour market imbalances are, why they happen, and how they affect workers, organizations, and the broader economy.
The basics of labour market dynamics
The three main types of labour market imbalances and how they appear across regions, occupations, and sectors
How to prepare for future shifts where imbalances may occur